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Old question: Show that a translation \(T_{PQ}\) is equivalent to the composition of 2 reflections in parallel lines l1 and l2 where l1 , l2 are perpendicular to PQ. If d is distance between l1 and l2, show PQ = 2d Please, help
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This is my attempt: Let PQ be an arbitrary segment, let l1 perpendicular to PQ at A, let \(R_{l1}\) be reflection on l1 and hence, \(R_{l1}(P) = P' ~~R_{l1}(Q)=Q'\). \(R_{l1}\) is isometry, hence PQ = P'Q'
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